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Posted By: 500_416Dino Remington ABG Laminated stock to Mcmillan "Edge" weight savings ?? - 01/04/10
Anyone know the approximate weight savings from the factory Remington Custom Shop ABG laminated stock to a Mcmillan Edge stock.

Dino
Posted By: 500_416Dino Re: Remington ABG Laminated stock to Mcmillan "Edge" weight savings ?? - 01/04/10
Anyone out there answer this ??
Posted By: RDFinn Re: Remington ABG Laminated stock to Mcmillan "Edge" weight savings ?? - 01/04/10
Not sure, but be aware that McMillan has caliber limits on the Edge. Check their website to be exact.
Posted By: 500_416Dino Re: Remington ABG Laminated stock to Mcmillan "Edge" weight savings ?? - 01/04/10
RDFinn

You have a good point, it's a 338 RUM and their website says up to .338 ?

I just tried calling and there closed I will try them tomorrow. I know the general weight savings over typical walnut is generally a little over a pound, but these Laminated ABG stock are huge and the guns go 9.5 lbs no scope. 8 pounds would be a lot nicer.

Dino
Posted By: Calvin Re: Remington ABG Laminated stock to Mcmillan "Edge" weight savings ?? - 01/05/10
Go swirly classic, that's what I did... This coming from a guy who contemplated putting a 338 Rum in a Ti takeoff...(grin)

Posted By: RDFinn Re: Remington ABG Laminated stock to Mcmillan "Edge" weight savings ?? - 01/05/10
It might not be a problem as they have several of their custom rifles sporting EDGE stocks in pretty hard kickers, such as the 300 Ultra and 30-378. Don't know if a 338 Ultra kicks more than a 30-378........gotta be close I'd guess.
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